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|For the stripper in Grand Theft Auto V, see Infernus (stripper).
- "The Italians are unrivalled in flamboyance, sex scandals and financial improprieties. Now you can be too!"
- ―Southern San Andreas Super Autos description.
The Infernus is a supercar that was first introduced in Grand Theft Auto III and has appeared in every GTA title since (except Grand Theft Auto Advance) and has gained a reputation for being one of the oldest sports cars to still be in a vast number of GTA titles. It is manufactured by Pegassi in the HD Universe.
3D Universe
- "Extremely expensive. How can we expense one of these? Only those idiots in undercover get to drive these."
- ―GTA Vice City Website.
In Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, it is a cross resemblance between a Jaguar XJR-15 and a XJ220. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, it closely resembles a Lamborghini Countach, but lacks the characteristic swing-up doors, and features bulged headlights and rounded taillights. In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the Infernus strikingly resembles the first generation Honda NSX and Cizeta-Moroder V16T, which is the original design of the Lamborghini Diablo prototype before it was changed by Chrysler. Its front bumper and rear bumper both resemble the Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Export Model.
Although the Infernus' design suggests an RMR layout in GTA III and GTA Liberty City Stories, its engine is visible under the front hood, possibly due to limitations of the game engine. The GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories renditions reposition the engine to the back, as the front compartment is revealed to be the trunk. The GTA Vice City Infernus, however, still emits smoke from the front when damaged. The GTA San Andreas Infernus stays in a front mounted engine, all wheel drive layout.
In GTA San Andreas, the Infernus can be modified at any TransFender modification garage.
Grand Theft Auto IV
The Grand Theft Auto IV rendition, manufactured by Pegassi, is largely based on the first generation Lamborghini Murciélago combined with the side-paneling of a Lamborghini Diablo (most notably the side windows) and the rear fascia and venting off an early model Pagani Zonda and Spyker C8. The car also features a rear-mid rear configuration. The Infernus may spawn with a rear spoiler as an extra. It is capable of supporting a second body color for a stripe over the side skirts, though it is not utilized on any standard car.
The Infernus in GTA IV is also the first car in the series to feature non-standard doors. The doors appear to reflect the design of Lamborghini doors, known as scissor doors, however they also appear to rotate away from the vehicle body, unlike the standard scissor-door design and purpose. This design trait allows the Infernus' doors to be self-closing, relying on gravity to fall shut from its opened position. Also featured are small, racing-style wing mirrors. The interior is fully finished in black leather and sports the same Lamborghini-style sport seats as the Comet. Sections of the dash and transmission tunnel are finished with carbon fiber accents.
The Infernus is the most expensive car in GTA IV with a price tag of $150,000, followed by the Turismo with a price tag of $130,000 and the Super GT with a price tag of $110,000.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
The Infernus in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is only available without a spoiler, and features conventional doors. In addition, players who pre-ordered GTA Chinatown Wars from Amazon are able to purchase a bulletproof Infernus from the Auto merchant earlier on in the game.
Grand Theft Auto V
The Infernus in Grand Theft Auto V appears to be unchanged from Grand Theft Auto IV except for the rim and interior design. The rims on the Infernus match the rims used on the Lamborghini Reventón, a limited production car based on the Murciélago. It also has a new, red interior, though only in the last-gen version of the game; the enhanced version shares its predominantly-black interior with the Furore GT and Comet. Unlike the GTA IV version, the Infernus can be modified with some parts such as the rear wing and exhausts.
Current Design Gallery
Version History Gallery
3D Universe
The Infernus' handling remains similar between GTA III and GTA Vice City, but in San Andreas, it seems to be the fastest vehicle in the game (followed by the Turismo and the Bullet), and its all wheel drive system means the car has good front grip. However, the car suffers from understeer due to its small wheels and wheel wells. Caution must be ensured when braking as the wheels usually lock up during high speed braking. Power distribution is considered smooth, but due to its high power output, moderation must be used when taking turns, otherwise fishtailing may ensue. Its suspension in GTA III and GTA Vice City, however, is softer, allowing it to drive over curbs without jolting the car substantially or bottoming out. Additionally, the drag multiplier is only 1, which means it is the most aerodynamic sports car in the game. This probably answers why it is often a bit difficult to handle. One of the downsides of the car, is its low durabilty, as it catches fire only after a few collisions.
In GTA Vice City Stories, the Infernus is equipped with an AWD drivetrain (20% front, 80% rear torque distribution), and what sounds like a supercharged engine. With such speed and power, it is great for cruising along the beach, although its turning radius will suffer. The AWD drivetrain can be easily seen by flipping the car over; switching between the hand-brake and regular brakes, while applying gas.
3D Universe Overview
(0-60 mph in Seconds)
|Top Speed
(mph / kmh)
(kg / lbs)
|149 / 240
|Cannot be observed
Grand Theft Auto IV
The Infernus returns retaining its renowned performance of high speed and acceleration. It is highly susceptible to deformation from high-speed impacts, due to its light body construction and rear mounted engine. Windshield Ejection is also common due to the lack of substance in the front of the car. The Infernus is one of the best racing cars, but does suffer from understeer during high speed turns. It is laid out in a mid-engined all-wheel drive layout, like most Lamborghinis. The mid-engine configuration makes it unlikely to break down or be set aflame from front-end collisions. It is also good at performing quick J-Turns.
In GTA IV, the Infernus shares its engine sound with the Comet and the Super GT. It also tends to backfire, like the Banshee, Buffalo, F620, Sultan RS, and Bullet GT.
The in-game engine model is not very detailed, and cannot fully reveal the engine cylinder configuration, however, it can be said to be a V8, as it shares the same base model as the Bullet (which has a V8 model), except it has silver cam covers, with "Infernus" engraved into them.
GTA IV Overview
(0-60 mph in Seconds)
|Top Speed
(mph / kmh)
(kg / lbs)
|99 / 160
|1700 / 3748
|5.9 Seconds
|94 / 151
|Cannot be observed
Grand Theft Auto V
Returning in GTA V, the Infernus retains its high-performing engine but exchanges understeer for oversteer and general poor stability. As before, it has excellent acceleration and speed due to the AWD drivetrain and what sounds to be a high-revving, high-power engine, but attempting to corner while letting off of the accelerator and not braking will cause wild spinouts and general loss of control. To counter this, the player must always keep either the accelerator or the brakes on throughout the turn. The mid-engine layout provides some measure of resistance against accidents and bullets but otherwise its durability is disappointing, as its wheels can make a positive camber very easily when having side-on crashes.
Again, like GTA IV, the engine is very undetailed and cannot fully reveal the cylinder configuration, however the website states that is a 6 liter engine capable of pushing 610hp.
GTA V Overview
(0-60 mph in Seconds)
|Top Speed
(mph / kmh)
(kg / lbs)
|Fuel Tank
Size (litres)
|93 / 150
|1200 / 2645
|3.1 Seconds (Website)
|209 / 336 (Website)
|6 Liter 610hp (Website)
|5.1 Seconds
|120 / 193
|Cannot be observed
|Cannot be observed
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- The Infernus can be modified at TransFender:
|Car Color 1 (64 different colors)
|$ 150
|2x Nitrous
|$ 200
|5x Nitrous
|$ 500
|10x Nitrous
|$ 1000
|$ 1140
|$ 1000
|$ 770
|$ 1230
|$ 820
|$ 1030
|Off Road Wheel
|$ 1000
|$ 1200
|$ 620
|$ 1560
|$ 1500
- The Transfender in Las Venturas charges 20% more for every modification except colors.
Grand Theft Auto V
|Cost (Story)
|Cost (Online)
|Armor Upgrade 20%
|Armor Upgrade 40%
|Armor Upgrade 60%
|Armor Upgrade 80%
|Armor Upgrade 100%
|Street Brakes
|Sport Brakes
|Race Brakes
|EMS Upgrade, Level 1
|EMS Upgrade, Level 2
|EMS Upgrade, Level 3
|EMS Upgrade, Level 4
|Custom Shotgun Exhaust
|Xenon Lights
|Loss/Theft Prevention
|Too Hot
|Full Coverage
|Too Hot
|Main article: Los Santos Customs/Respray Colors
|Sell Vehicle
|Too Hot
|High Level Spoiler
|GT Wing
|Lowered Suspension
|Street Suspension
|Sport Suspension
|Competition Suspension
|Street Transmission
|Sports Transmission
|Race Transmission
|Turbo Tuning
|Light Smoke
|Dark Smoke
Prominent Appearances in Missions
Grand Theft Auto III
- Import/Export - The Infernus is one of the 16 vehicles wanted for the Shoreside Vale portion of the Import/Export side mission.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
- The Party - One spawns at the pier entrance during this mission.
- Back Alley Brawl - Lance owns a white Infernus, that him and Tommy use to go to Ocean View Hotel.
- Guardian Angels - After picking up the Ruger on the parking lot, Lance will come in his white Infernus.
- Sunshine Autos Import Garage - The Infernus is one of the 24 vehicles wanted by Sunshine Autos for its import garage. Placed on the third list.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- Beat Down on B Dup - Two are used in this mission. One, that is everything-proof and locked spawns outside B Dup's house. In the final cutscene, Sweet takes Big Bear to the rehab in another Infernus.
- Driving School - Two are used in the Alley Oop test like obstacles and in the first test (the 360).
- Race Tournaments - The player has to race against this car in LV Ringroad, SF to LV and Country Endurance.
- Exports and Imports - The Infernus is one of the 30 vehicles wanted for the side-mission. Placed on the first list.
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
- Car-azy Car Give Away - The car is one of the sixteen vehicles wanted by Love Media for their Car-azy Car Give Away.
Grand Theft Auto: City City Stories
- Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound - The Infernus is one of the 32 vehicles wanted by the Civil Asset Forfeiture Impound in the side-mission of the same name. Placed on the third list.
The Lost and Damned
- Knowing Me, Knowing You - Under Thomas Stubbs' orders to expose Dawkins' homosexual relationship with Bernie Crane, Johnny has to steal his orange Infernus parked in his mansion in Westdyke. Johnny then takes the car to a mechanic in Acter Industrial Park, Alderney and then bringing it back at time before Dawkins discovers his car is stolen.
Notable Owners
Grand Theft Auto III
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Vice City Stories
- Lance Vance (Formerly)
- Ricardo Diaz (Formerly)
- Tommy Vercetti (Possibly the same car that was previously owned by Lance which he acquired after the latter's death)
- Victor Vance
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Grand Theft Auto IV
- Bryce Dawkins / Bernie Crane (After Buoys Ahoy, it belongs to Niko Bellic).
- Gay Tony
- Lyle Cleethorpes
- Stevie
- Tony McTony
- Yusuf Amir
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Image Gallery
Grand Theft Auto III
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Grand Theft Auto V
Special Variants
Grand Theft Auto III
In GTA III, D-Ice is known to own a Infernus with permanent coloring. In the mission where the player has to drive it to a garage to defuse a bomb in it, he can save it in a garage, but only by failing the mission. However, the permanent color on D-Ice's Infernus is lost after storing in the garage. A unique colored dark red-purple Infernus is seen in the mission Grand Theft Auto, and can be obtained as shown in this video.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Vice City Stories
In GTA Vice City, Lance Vance is depicted to be driving a uniquely white Infernus, which can be seen and driven during Back Alley Brawl and Guardian Angels. After obtaining Diaz's mansion in Rub Out, the regular Infernus parked next to the garage will permanently appear white, implying the car belongs to Lance. Given its permanence, the car is easily and always obtainable from this point on.
The White Infernus reappears in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories at Lance Vance's Apartment in Ocean Beach after the mission From Zero To Hero. Other Infernuses can be seen with the same color driving around the city. It was later destroyed by members of the Mendez Cartel using a rocket launcher during the mission Light My Pyre, although it still spawns at the apartment after the mission.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
in GTA San Andreas, B Dup has a full immune Infernus. To get it, start the mission Beat Down on B Dup, bring a tractor or Monster Truck (Monster Truck recommended) park it somewhere safe, take over Glen Park like normal, then park the monster or tractor on the road next to the two sidewalk grooves outside B Dup's Apartment. It should flip the Infernus during the final cutscene. After that, push it to a garage. On the PS2 V1 version it's slightly easier to acquire since you can move around in the final cutscene, as shown in this video here.
Grand Theft Auto IV
- In GTA IV, an Infernus previously owned by Bryce Dawkins is given to the player by Bernie Crane after completion of his mission Buoys Ahoy. The car sports unique black stripes on the side skirts and one of two unique bright orange colors. The same orange Infernus is also featured in The Lost and Damned during Knowing Me, Knowing You, and can be obtained by parking it at a safehouse, and waiting for the time limit to run out. Johnny will get out, and the car will be locked. Get into another vehicle and drive around the block. When the player comes back, the Infernus will still be there, unlocked and ready for driving. Here is a video tutorial showing how to accomplish it.
- During Stevie's Car Thefts, Stevie will require a unique golden Infernus parked near the Soldiers Memorial in Downtown Broker, and can be found parked next to the Pizza Salad Restaurant. Like all of Stevie's desired cars, it will respawn until it is delivered to his garage, allowing the player to keep one for themselves. The Infernus in this color may be a homage to the Lamborghini Diablo 6.0 VT Special Edition, which only 20 out of the 40 units manufactured were painted in a shade of gold almost identical to this.
Grand Theft Auto III
- Normally spawned on the streets in Staunton Island and Shoreside Vale, similar to other sports cars.
- Spawns in the Francis International Airport parking lot near the entrance.
- A unique colored one can be found in the parking lot to the south of the Liberty City Memorial Stadium in Aspatria in the mission Grand Theft Auto.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
- Parked in front of the mansion owned by Ricardo Diaz, and later Tommy Vercetti. Prior to the mansion's change of hand the Infernus is randomly colored, and thereafter the car appears with a unique white body color.
- Parked inside North Point Mall, at the north side. However, the player cannot drive it out.
- Spawns in the car park next to the North Point Mall.
- Found driven throughout the city,
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
- Spawns in Downtown Los Santos.
- Can be seen around Richman, Los Santos. Mostly near the bridge between Rodeo and Flint Intersection.
- Spawns mostly around San Fierro.
- Commonly spawns in Paradiso, San Fierro.
- Seen driving around the Bayside Marina.
- Parked by the most north eastern house in Paradiso, San Fierro (only when wanted for export).
- Found around The Strip, Old Venturas Strip and Prickle Pine in Las Venturas.
- The player can import it at Easter Basin for $76,000 (the day it can be imported depends on the order that you have exported the vehicles on the list).
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
- Often spawns on Staunton Island and Shoreside Vale.
- In the parking lot at Francis International Airport close to the entrance.
- In the Newport Multistory Car Park.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
- In front of a mansion in the most northwest part of Starfish Island.
- In the parking lot on the east of Forbes's apartment.
- Inside the garage at Lance's apartment in Ocean Beach.
- Parked along Ocean Drive, Ocean Beach.
- An explosion proof one is obtainable from the mission Accidents Will Happen. Fail the mission to obtain it.
- Parked behind Lance Vance's hotel's parking lot in Downtown.
- Sometimes seen driving in Starfish Island.
- Parked next to the garage at the El Swanko Casa safehouse.
Grand Theft Auto IV
- Infernuses usually won't appear around Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV until the player has completed Buoys Ahoy.
- Can spawn when driving/riding the following vehicles:
- NRG 900 - around Star Junction.
- Ruiner - around Bohan
- Super GT or Turismo - around Middle Park East
- Another Infernus - around south Algonquin
- An Infernus can be encountered relatively early on if one spawns as a competitor (or in traffic) during Brucie's street races. These can be stolen, although killing an opponent and stealing their car will forfeit the race, lowering Brucie's approval rating.
- The player will get a uniquely colored Infernus from Bernie Crane sometime after finishing his missions. It will be either orange-red or orange with a black stripe on both sides, with side skirts.
- In GTA IV Multiplayer, it is quite common, and can be seen driving around the streets of Liberty City.
- In The Lost and Damned, it is only seen in the mission "Knowing Me, Knowing You".
- In The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Infernus has been made more common and tends to spawn around Star Junction, Westminster and other central parts of Algonquin.
- Also in The Ballad of Gay Tony, it is very common in other parts including The Meat Quarter, Lower Easton, Suffolk.
- In GTA IV, one might spawn in Westdyke on the mission Pegorino's Pride, the player can take it with the risk of failing the mission.
- After delivering the gold Infernus to Stevie, the car will spawn around, as happens with any other vehicle requested after delivered to the garage.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
- Can be found popular in Algonquin.
- Can be bought from the Auto merchant for $1,000.
- Spawns in a driveway of a house in Beachgate, Broker.
Grand Theft Auto V
- Can be purchased for $440,000 from Southern San Andreas Super Autos.
- Found in the parking lot at the Vespucci Beach in Vespucci.
- Spawns at the car park at The Richman Hotel in Richman, Los Santos.
- Commonly spawns at Pacific Bluffs along the row of the houses of Isiah Friedlander.
- Often spawns in the parking lot at Vinewood Racetrack.
- Spawns more often when driving a Turismo R anywhere in Los Santos.
- Occasionally spawns in Mirror Park.
- Enhanced version
- Spawns more commonly around Rockford Hills.
- Scenarios (enhanced version)
The Infernus is part of the
vehiclemodelset "
LS_CUSTOMS_MODDED_SP". This allows heavily modified Infernuses, among many other modified cars to spawn outside Los Santos Customs, as well at other locations. They only spawn in GTA V.
Grand Theft Auto Online
- Can be bought for $440,000 from Legendary Motorsport.
- Rarely found roaming around Rockford Hills and Burton.
- The Infernus plays the following radio stations by default when entered:
- GTA San Andreas: Radio Los Santos
- GTA IV: The Vibe 98.8
- GTA CW (DS): Deadmau5
- GTA CW (PSP/iOS/Android): DFA
- Episodes from Liberty City: K109 The Studio or Vice City FM
- GTA V: FlyLo FM or Soulwax FM
- The Latin word "Infernus" means "being underneath" and is often translated as "Hell". The name may also refer to how the engine of the Infernus is located in the middle of the car or "being underneath" the driver. Also, it's a direct reference to the Diablo (Spanish for "Devil"), which is the car the Infernus is primarily based upon.
- The beta Infernus has a spoiler attached in the 3D Universe, where it is depicted on the Capital Autos website.
Grand Theft Auto III
- During development of GTA III, one of the earliest known names given to the car is the "Dyablo", a nod to both the Lamborghini Diablo, the real-life car it is based on, and the Diablos gang. The Diablos' gang vehicle was to be the Infernus, but was changed for being too flashy.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Vice City Stories
- In GTA Vice City, the Infernus has the same engine sound of a Banshee; in GTA VCS, the Infernus has the same engine sound of a Stinger.
- In GTA Vice City, when damaging the Infernus too much, and at the same time break the trunk out, one will see that the smoke is coming from the trunk.
- The beta version of GTA Vice City had an Infernus with rectangular lights, different wheels and a bigger spoiler.
- The Infernus seen in the GTA Vice City trailers have a different wheel design then the final car, using the same design as GTA III's sports car wheel design. Whether this is a beta or not is unknown, but the design was cut.
- The Infernus' spoiler design is unrealistic in that it would produce up-force with the angle it is subjected to.
Grand Theft Auto IV
- In GTA IV, after collecting all thirty cars for Stevie, he agrees to purchase cars from Niko Bellic, with the Infernus fetching $10,000.
- In GTA IV, the beta Infernus has body colored headlights instead of the carbon fibre ones.
- If the player takes an Infernus to a Pay 'n' Spray too many times it will turn a unique, dark green color. This color will then be permanent, and no amount of subsequent resprays will change it. Other vehicles that do this are the Buffalo and Stretch E from The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Dukes, the Banshee and the PMP 600.
- Although the Infernus itself is the most expensive car in GTA IV, when the player sells the car to Stevie, he will only pay $10,000, even though he will pay $11,000 for a Super GT or a Turismo.
- In GTA IV, the Infernus does have its own door opening/closing animation for its scissor doors, although it is rarely played.
- The easiest way to see this is to get in and out of the car twice subsequently. The unique animation should play after you get out of the car the second time (tested on PC).
- Despite its high value and appointments, Niko's girlfriends in GTA IV are generally unimpressed with the car, with some noting that it doesn't suit Niko's style (even though they tend to approve of the similar Turismo). Something similar happens to the Banshee.
- In The Lost and Damned, the Infernus is depicted as red in Knowing Me, Knowing You, yet after doing all missions for Bernie Crane (GTA IV), the Infernus will be either red or yellow.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
- Under the "Chinatown Wars" section of the Rockstar Games Social Club website, members may download a printable paper-craft model of an Infernus. The vehicle's design is more rooted to the GTA IV rendition, and is a more detailed iteration compared to the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition.
Grand Theft Auto V
- The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game include a customizable stripe under the door, while the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC versions did not originally.
- Since the Heists Update, it has gained the ability back to paint its secondary color on the PS4, Xbox One and PC.
- In the enhanced version of GTA V, the Infernus no longer shares the red interior from the previous rendition.
- It does, however, have interior stitching that matches the primary exterior color of the car (as seen in the gallery above).
- The enhanced version also gives the car a new, higher revving engine sound.
See Also
- Vacca - The younger brother of the Infernus.
- Counthash and Miara - Vehicles in GTA 1 and GTA 2 also based on Lamborghini models.
- Infernus Classic - Classic generation of the in-game Infernus in GTA Online.
- Penetrator - The HD Universe counterpart of the GTA III and Liberty City Stories Infernus in GTA Online.
- Torero - The HD Universe counterpart of the GTA Vice City and Vice City Stories Infernus in GTA Online.


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Cleaning Fish For Frying & Sashimi!
Today i got a call from my buddy Dustin Jed. He had to much fish & wanted to know if i wanted some? First time in years that someone offered me fish. Been giving my fish away to friends & family plus the homeless for years. So i went over & Dustin gave me 2 Trevally, 3 Mackerel Scads & slabs of Tuna. Wahoo! Time to fry fish & dine on sashimi logs.
I'm not a cooking kitchen type kinda guy but thought i'd show how i clean my catch. Been awhile since i give most of my kept fish away for years. I tend to leave the skin on the smaller fish so i scale them because i like fried crispy skin, like my chicken. Also helps to keep the fish fresher.
Note that i mostly use my kitchen shears to clean fish over my fillet knife. And i scale my fish with a scaler that catches the scales (also i scale fish outside the house). I only use my fillet knife for larger sized fish. And i use thick freezer bags to store my fish in. If the fish has long sharp spines then you should cut the spines off during cleaning.
Today i was forced to clean fish at home. I really try not to let fresh water touch a exposed fish fillet, rather salt water from the ocean is better. If you just want to fillet the fish then don't bother scaling it. For smaller species using a good kitchen shears over a fillet knife leads to less painful accidents. If a knife is needed please be sure it's sharp.
And lastly instead of buying ice i use used frozen water bottles. I re-fill the bottle slightly less then the original level was which allows the expanding ice more room to solidify without busting the bottle. Cheap alternative to buying ice. I then add salt water when i have fish to create a brine that is much colder then the ice itself.


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A pause for praise
There are so many things to respect and admire about the Angels. Here are some that leap to mind in the afterglow of one of the franchise's greatest triumphs:
The tireless commitment of Torii Hunter, who represents every day, in every way. A guy couldn't have a better teammate. When you play with Torii, you know he's got your back, without hesitation, no questions asked.
The quiet assurance and endearing presence of Bobby Abreu, who walked into a new room and won it over from day one with his style, elegance, humor and wisdom. I had no idea he was this good a player and this brand of leader. If the Angels can't keep him, they'll be losing much more than hits, walks, RBIs, runs and steals. They'll be losing a whole lot of class.
The unique greatness of Vladimir Guerrero. He seems oddly undervalued and underappreciated in this era where so much value is attached to working counts. Sure, he takes some wild swings. But he has been one of the most feared and productive hitters of this or any era, and it was so sweet to see him deliver at the big moment on Sunday – right after Abreu, a clutch hitter with few peers, came through.
The astounding athleticism of Chone Figgins and Erick Aybar on the left side of the infield. It doesn't get any better than this. Figgins and Aybar have more range and stronger arms than any left-side combo in the past 35 years.
That's how long I've been covering the sport – too long, some would say – and I've never seen a better third-base coach than Dino Ebel. He does his homework, knows every outfield arm in the game, stays on top of every possibility and rarely makes a bad decision.
The way Figgins keeps improving, simply by being so dedicated. He is totally immersed in the game, driven to succeed. He struggled finding hits against the Red Sox – Jacoby Ellsbury robbed him of what would have been an inside-the-park homer – but Figgy worked a huge walk against Jonathan Papelbon during the big rally and has a history of delivering in New York. As with Abreu, Figgins' many gifts would be hard to replace as he ventures into free agency.
Jered Weaver's emergence as a sturdy, dependable top-of-the-rotation starter, smart, resourceful and – most of all – extremely tough under duress. He learned his lessons well from John Lackey, his mentor.
Lackey's true grit.
The style and competitive natures of lefties Joe Saunders and Scott Kazmir. Kazmir's arrival on Aug. 28 from Tampa Bay made this team complete. He's a keeper.
The very real and productive mutual respect catchers Jeff Mathis and Mike Napoli continue to display. In another environment, this could be a toxic situation, but these guys have been so close for so long, nothing could pull them apart – not even competition over who catches which pitcher and how often.
Along those same lines, the way Maicer Izturis and Howard Kendrick have handled their second-base platoon with such uncommon grace. Both are everyday players and know it, but they've created not a single ripple of discontent over sharing a job.
Kendry Morales' intelligence. By wisely taking advice from his elders (Abreu, Mickey Hatcher) and controlling his aggression, he turned all that potential into production and accomplished the impossible in making fans get over Mark Teixeira's loss.
Young relievers Jason Bulger and Kevin Jepsen holding up under a heavy workload and holding it together in front of Brian Fuentes.
Fuentes: 50 saves. How can you not appreciate that? He might not be a prototypical closer with premium gas, but the guy gets outs, and that's the whole idea, right?
The strength and consistency of Juan Rivera, a rock-solid left fielder, and the manner in which Gary Matthews Jr. handled his very difficult role – and came through repeatedly in the clutch.
The enduring cool of Darren Oliver. Nothing rattles this guy. A pro's pro.
The way Ervin Santana retained his humor while searching for the right stuff to come back after elbow issues made for some long nights.
The big, good-natured manner of Matt Palmer, who came out of nowhere to deliver much-needed innings and wins and went so respectfully to the bullpen, embracing any role handed him. Nobody appreciates wearing a big-league uniform more than this guy.
The willingness of Robb Quinlan, Reggie Willits, Brandon Wood and Bobby Wilson to do whatever is needed to bring their team closer to a win. Even if it's not something that will show up in a boxscore.
Shane Loux, Dustin Moseley, Kelvim Escobar and Justin Speier, who did their part until they parted, and and all the young pitchers who helped stitch this crazy-quilt pitching staff together over the long haul.
The inner strength of Mike Scioscia, who navigated the most turbulent of waters this season with remarkable calm. Manager of the Year, no doubt. Manager of the Decade? Absolutely.
The dedication of coaches Hatcher, Ron Roenicke, Mike Butcher, Alfredo Griffin, Ebel, Orlando Mercado and Steve Soliz. Wise is the manager who surrounds himself with strong, independent thinkers willing to put in long hours for the greater good.
The way everyone mourned respectfully and continually honored the memory of Nick Adenhart, one of the best and brightest, gone much, much too soon.
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wow mr spencer i think this is your best blog entry yet! You really capture the strength and attributes of this team. I'm proud of them and even though credit isn't always given to em i think we fans know that they are appreciated every day 🙂
on to the ALCS! and hopefully the world series. This is a special team and i have complete faith in them to get her done!
Those are many of the reasons I have been a ticket holder for years. Whlie yes, I love the game of baseball and a night out of the house, but it also feels great to know my hard-earned money is going to a great franchise full of great guys.
This is a wonderful blog. I think though that there is even more to this story. Don't forget that the hispanic owner is the son of immigrant parents and one of many siblings who through hard work and smarts became tremendously successful. His general manager, hired from within the organization is black and together they were smart enough to hire their white bilingual manger to a ten year contract. Together they have created a universal baseball family, an organization with a purpose, a style of baseball, and a commitment to character. The excellence on the diamond and the fan friendly environment of the stadium is a tribute to all of them.
Wow! I became a fan of the Anaheim Angels when they were doing their Cinderella story in 2002. Yes, I was one of the bandwaggoners that never got off, well… the bandwagon. And I am very proud of it.
Leaving comments is something i rarely do.
However, Mr. Lyle Spencer, you said the words that every Angel faithful have wanted to say or in some ways have said to pay tribute to the BEST TEAM in baseball. Thank you! You brought tears that I have not shed since the shocking loss of Nick Adenhart and his friends. Thank you.
And I would add that I think Tony Reagins has also done a wonderful job. Should well be executive of the year.
Hatcher and Butcher aren't too shabby either.
Mr. Spencer has also served MLB.com with distinction and is a credit to his profession.
Now if only the communication-related crew associated with the club could get behind HOWARD kendrick and see that all outlets get it right. My understanding is that he was never "howie" to anyone who knows him more than in passing.
I'd like to take a moment to give praise and credit to this Angels team. They have had an incredible season up to this point and I hope we can keep it going. It was a bad game last night against the Yankees, but it is just one game. Go Halos, we are counting on you guys to bounce back strong in game 2! Just relax and have that swagger and we'll be just fine…play your game!
Mr. Spencer,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, that I also feel deserves recognition for this wonderful organization. As a fan I'm proud to say the ANGELS represent all that is still good in baseball. Giving credit to their owner Artie Moreno and their GM Tony Reagins who have demonstrated their devotion to the game of baseball and offering that experience every time I visit the Big A. Much Thanks!
That is a great post. So many reasons to love this team. Go Halos!


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At the London Conference on Libya today leaders debated Libya's political future and measures to address humanitarian concerns in the country. Coalition airstrikes persist as hostilities continue, particularly in western Libya. Additional provision of aid continues inside Libya, responding to needs through a gradual ramping up by a limited but slowly growing number of organizations. Security concerns continue to hinder widespread access by humanitarian and international partners. Over 389, 767 people have left Libya since the start of the fighting into neighboring countries.
Meanwhile there are continued reports of displacement of populations inside Libya. WFP and the Libyan Red Crescent are distributing food to some 7,000 (IDPs) in six locations in the south of Benghazi and the north of Ajdabiya.
Yesterday 2,050 people crossed into Egypt at Saloum, over half of whom are Libyans; around 3,000 people are currently stranded at the border crossing, most of whom are Chadian. In Tunisia about 6,150 people remain stranded, the majority are sub-Saharan Africans. There are also 1,000 Bangladeshis in need of evacuation assistance. IOM has already repatriated over 20,000 Bangladeshis since the start of the crisis.
Concerns related to the supply-chain of food in Libya have been expressed by WFP. It is unclear as to whether food stocks are being replenished and unclear as to whether financial means and logistical mechanisms to replenish stocks will continuously be available under opposition and/or Qaddafi government rule. It is essential to ensure that the public food distribution system continues to be implemented and stocks replenished, otherwise the number of people in need of food assistance may increase dramatically.
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Teen with muscle-wasting disease able to walk, swim thanks to dog
A New Hampshire teen with a rare genetic condition that limited her mobility has been able to accomplish things many experts thought she would never be able to do thanks her service dog.
Profiled in an episode of Britain's Channel 5 documentary Dogs With Extraordinary Jobs that aired Tuesday, 13-year-old Bella Burton was born with a progressive muscle-wasting disease called Morquio syndrome, and was already having difficulties walking when she was 10.
"The pain in her legs and her hips was getting pretty severe," her mother Rachel told the show. "So we figured that by the time she was 12 or 13, she really wouldn't be walking much at all and she would be confined to a wheelchair."
Miraculously, Bella's condition improved six months after she was introduced to George, a Great Dane, with the Service Dog Project in Ipswich, Mass.
"My leg muscles got really weak and it was hard to walk, but once I got George it kind of forced me to walk," Bella said.
To Rachel, her first impression of the 130-pound dog was that George seemed formidable alongside her daughter, who weighed only 40 pounds. But, she soon realized that he was just a gentle giant who understood her daughter's needs.
"George knew what Bella needed and right when she needed it. If she needed to walk slower, George would slow down so that they could walk right side-by-side," Rachel said.
"If she was having a good day and could walk faster, he would walk faster. He knew what she needed right when she needed."
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Se si cerca un albergo di charme, centrale: la Locanda Art Deco (2966 Calle delle Botteghe, Campo Santo Stefano, tel 041 2770558, da 155 Euro) è aperta da poco
Down a busy side-street stuffed with antique shops, equidistant from Accademia and the theatrical Piazza San Marco (10 minutes), Locanda Art Deco is owned by Frenchwoman Judith Boulbain, whose impeccable taste has turned this tall, thin slice of a building into a showcase for her passion for Deco pieces and furniture from around the world. Such is her perfectionism, Judith aims for quality over quantity, with just six rooms ready at the moment (though more are soon to be opened).
Ms. Hai rattled off her suspicions, which are provocative but unproven: that in one test, she was forced to use an oar that was as "light as a cigarette" and that in another, her route was littered by an unusually high number of moored motorboats. After the Locanda Art Deco hotel hired her privately, she was regularly pulled over by the police to make sure her passengers were from that hotel, she said.
Locanda Art Deco has a perfect location in the center of the city, just five minutes' walk from Piazza San Marco. The rooms are comfortable, featuring genuine Art Deco forniture, and the welcome is friendly. The Locanda Art Deco has a several sister hotelsof varying price dotted around Venice, all in excellent locations
Located just five-minute's walk from saint Mark's Square, this property puts you right in the heart of the action at a very affordable price. Here's where you can book lady gondolier, Alexandra Hai, for short excursions.
We finally abandoned my bag at a spacious, split level apartment close by. Annexed to the 'Locanda Art Déco', this residenza was fragranced with Tuscan pot pourri from 12th century 'Farmaceutica', 'Santa Maria Novella'. Cool and comfortable, the couth accommodation had gleaming Terrazzo, a nifty kitchenette, and rugged beams tamed by stencils.
Hotelier Judith Boulbain is gradually extending her empire: as well as the one-star San Samuele and Salieri, and the ever-popular Locanda Art Deco, she now offers self-catering apartments at her Residenza Art Deco. The Art Deco properties are chic and simple, with the occasional 1930s and '40s touches in the Locanda, and pleasant surprises such as computers and DVD players in many of the rooms in both locations.
"hotel the Locanda Art Deco (and I do loves me a bit of Art Deco! and with rooms like these would you want to stay anywhere else?). "


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Not sure what 9 and 11 are supposed to have represented in the public imagination 15 years ago, but today it seems they are getting it all mixed up in a desperate attempt to just remind people of the numbers 9 and 11 at every opportunity, even absurdly, without strong reiterated symbolism. Perhaps I am just not the target audience for this PsyOp, but if the sloppy numbers weren't enough, there have to be two towers as well, if only alluded to with almost carefully scripted language.Chaos erupted just before 9 p.m. when a pair of snipers in elevated positions opened fire on officers, who were protecting protesters, police said.
Some of the 11 officers were shot in the back, police said, adding that one civilian was wounded.
"Perches" is quite an odd sort of word to pick except that it encapsulates and conflates the vague difference between two meanings of a spot: a simple place or a raised place. I.e.; great for memories of towers.Police said the suspects were situated on two different perches or garages.
Kind of interesting "reversal" going on here, with evil "perches" for the "evil black people" rather than "noble" towers of "good white culture" being the target. Interesting too, that it falls on the anniversary of 9/11's British brother event the 7/7 bombings, and it reminds us of the alleged JFK shooting in Dallas, with the word "sniper" being used to describe a gunman.
Naturally, they waited until reports came in of gunshots "just before" 9pm before they could clear the official 9 number.
Some (sorry to say) confusing background information you may want to know about the convoluted official story: in a couple (rather sadly ordinary) incidents of police violence on African Americans (and please don't tell me cops mistreating Black people is a PsyOp, because this is something my friends and I have seen/witnessed/experienced and discuss at length almost daily. Though, it's obviously safe to assume the phenomenon of violent racism is exploited and turned into various PsyOps because it is a real thing that can manipulate people's emotions — including my own to a degree, unfortunately.) some rather "ordinary" (if ordinarily ineffective) protests have sprung up. As a result of police violence, more and more demonstrations have driven black people and allies to march and demand social justice. Some of the violent incidents seem rather unreal. Others, unfortunately, may be quite real, not staged and quite upsetting, though spun into the central dialogue being driven/designed by the military agenda.
You could read this seemingly unreal "sniping" imagery/incident a number of ways, either as police-in-league-with-the-media sort of "anti-Black" propaganda, or something which spurs on Black people and makes them feel empowered as militants, or something else. But, it is more of the same divide-and-conquer, stir-the-shit, make-people-angry sort of politics of the PsyOperators, in my opinion. As to the ultimate goal, it doesn't seem clear, though if we see more "[insert target demographics] now buying more guns" stories cropping up after this, as we did with Orlando, we would know something about how that happened.


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Roasting takes away broccoli's bitterness.
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1/4 t pepper
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Preheat oven to 425°. Mix broccoli, oil, garlic, salt, pepper and panko crumbs in a bowl.
Spread in a shallow baking pan. Roast for 13-15 minutes or until broccoli is tender, stirring once. Transfer to serving plate and sprinkle cheese (optional) on top.


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"Tonight," he told his studio audience," you people are…more than an audience… you're more like a human shield."
Last week, a jihadist website threatened to punish the late-night talk show host for jokes he had made earlier about Osama bin Laden's death. The website said they would cut Letterman's tongue off.
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Letterman addressed the threat directly as the show went on. "I wish I had a nickel for every time a guy has threatened to cut my tongue out," he said. "I think the first time was at the Academy Awards—during the Academy Awards."
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Haverford and Bryn Mawr College recently completed three joint technology rollouts that aim to improve student services and save on costs.
Haverford and Bryn Mawr College, small liberal arts institutions situated only a mile apart in the Main Line suburbs of Philadelphia, share more than a geographic location. Students at one school can take courses or even major at the other; in fact, one-third of students are taking courses on the other campus in any given semester. In addition, library systems have long been integrated and also link to nearby Swarthmore College.
And for the past few years, IT leaders at both campuses have been working together on three technology projects in an effort to create a seamless experience for students and save on costs: joint implementation of PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, Fischer Identity Management and two OneCard systems, CBORD and CCURE.
"This was a conscious effort by the boards and presidents to collaborate across campuses in technology," said Spencer Golden, interim co-CIO at Haverford. "We chose the things that we thought had the highest value to work on first, not the things that were easiest. In fact, these first projects were not easy at all," Golden added.
Bryn Mawr has a combined IT and library staff of 64, about half in traditional IT. Haverford has an IT staff of 24. The teams began an informal planning process for the joint implementation in late 2011. Called SEADS (Seamless Administrative Services), the effort was designed to create an easier way for community members to interact with data systems. In early 2012, they created a formal charter and signed off on the first three projects.
Golden from Haverford and Janet Scannell from Bryn Mawr (now chief technology officer at Carleton College in Minnesota) were project leaders from their respective colleges, with the CIOs at the time, Joseph Spadaro from Haverford and Elliott Shore from Bryn Mawr, working in close collaboration to frame the effort.
All three projects in the SEADS initiative had clear benefits:
Still, there were definitely challenges to the implementations. For one thing, each college was at a different state of sophistication in terms of the systems already in use. For example, Golden said, Haverford's existing ID management solution was an obsolete, patched-together system, whereas Bryn Mawr's was much more robust. Each campus required a different amount of work to put the new system in place, making coordination more challenging.
Another challenge was turnover among the executives. Gina Siesing, who joined Bryn Mawr as CIO and director of libraries in October 2013, noted that the teams delivered on the three projects despite changes in presidents at both schools, a change in CIO at Bryn Mawr and the departure of project leader Scannell from Bryn Mawr. "The projects went forward because [the teams] had a strong commitment to completing the projects successfully and a strong mandate," she said. (The new president at Bryn Mawr had previously been the provost and was deeply involved in the projects.)
Siesing noted that the challenges with the three projects revolved less around technology and more around business process integration. Because administrators stuck strictly to a rollout deadline, she felt, they lost some potential value by not working through some business process issues. In fact, as Golden recalled, the former president of Bryn Mawr initially set an earlier deadline for the joint implementation, and the project team needed to negotiate for a reasonable timeline, so the date was set back six months. "Even so, more time would have been helpful," he said. "We had a cross-institutional governance structure that worked well, but the challenge is to get the business process owners to drive decision-making and not IT."
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To fund the efforts, one college sponsors the budget for a project and then the costs are reconciled later — an arrangement that sometimes made it difficult to negotiate with vendors. "It is a challenge that the consortial relationship between the two schools is in spirit only; there is no legal entity. That can be debilitating when negotiating contracts," Golden explained. For instance, the negotiations with Oracle were complex. "We just wanted to add Haverford to Bryn Mawr's instance of Peoplesoft," Golden said. After much negotiation, Oracle said it couldn't do that. "Eventually we had to work out a separate contract with Oracle for Haverford."
But overall, the vendors have been open to working with both schools together on projects. "In fact, we had a problem once with Fischer," Siesing recalled, "and as we worked through what had gone wrong, Haverford IT staffers were there with us. So the vendors understand we are united. They see us as a shared client."
With the initial three projects completed, the two colleges have pivoted slightly in their thinking about joint development work. "We have decided that in each area we are thinking about doing something new, we will do a thorough discovery of each campus's individual needs, and also study the costs and benefits of doing them together," said Siesing.
For instance, with scheduling software, Bryn Mawr is already using a system called EMS Campus and sees no need to move to a system that is shared by both campuses. But Haverford, which hasn't had as sophisticated a scheduling system, has chosen to begin deploying EMS Campus this summer, so the two campuses will be on the same platform and will be able to share data.
Both colleges use separate instances of the Moodle learning management system, but their Moodle teams work closely together. The campuses also are looking strategically at how to handle authentication in the same way across both campuses.
Other systems to be examined going forward include human resources and payroll. Bryn Mawr must move from its current Peoplesoft version soon. Haverford has used ADP for payroll and a custom legacy system for HR. Both schools are now doing the discovery work, together and separately, looking at their own needs and how they might procure systems together. "We will look at whether there is a joint planning process that makes sense," Siesing noted. "We don't have to be joined at the hip. But the vendors are open to working with us together."
Siesing and Golden said there hasn't been pressure from administrators to show that the joint IT projects are producing short-term cost savings. "The leaders started with the concept that making the systems seamless was the right thing to do and that it ought to be cost-effective in the long run," Golden said. Assessing total cost of ownership hasn't been a strong practice during these initial integration projects, Siesing added, but it is something she plans to do more of in the future as an essential component of planning.
Geographic closeness is key to making this work, the IT leaders stressed. "A key driver was that the students were already taking classes on both campuses," Golden explained, "so working to make that more seamless for them and faculty was the driving force."
Janet Scannell, who left Bryn Mawr for the CTO position at Carleton College, is now working on a similar joint IT project between Carleton and St. Olaf's College. The initiative, "Broadening the Bridge: Leading Carleton and St. Olaf Colleges Into a More Collaborative Future," received a $1.4 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to advance collaborative efforts between the schools in library services, information technology, operations and academic programs.
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The final day of the opening series at the 2012 Finn European Championship in Scarlino again produced just one tricky race, but has set up a thrilling finale for both the Senior and the Junior Championship. Alican Kaynar (TUR) won the race, but missed out on the medal race by two points. Third placed finisher, and double Finn Junior European Champion, Ioannis Mitakis, takes the overall lead from double European Champion Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Vasilij Zbogar (SLO).
The final day of the opening series at the 2012 Finn European Championship in Scarlino again produced just one tricky race, but has set up a thrilling finale for both the Senior and the Junior Championship. Alican Kaynar (TUR) won the race, but missed out on the medal race by two points. Third placed finisher, and double Finn Junior European Champion, Ioannis Mitakis, takes the overall lead from double European Champion Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) and Vasilij Zbogar (SLO).
After waiting afloat for more than four hours for the wind to settle and stabilise in one direction, with the committee boat moving around to try and find some wind, finally the fleet was rewarded with another shifty, light race, which again produced a lot of changes to the overall order.
The fleet got away on the second attempt under black flag with the majority of the fleet finding better breeze on the left side of the course. Ioannis Mitakis (GRE) made the best of the first upwind to lead round the top mark from Haris Papadoupoulus (CYP), Pieter Jan Postma (NED) and Alican Kaynar (TUR).
Not much changed on the first downwind, with Mitakis extending his lead and leaving the others to fight each other. However on the second upwind, both Kaynar and Papadoupoulus went further to the left, found more pressure and passed the Greek. Many front runners paid a heavy price on this leg as pressure variations played snakes and ladders with the fleet.
The top three held onto their lead on the final downwind to the finish, with Kaynar crossing just ahead of Papadoupoulus with Mitakis in third to take the overall lead of the championship.
Behind the leading group, many of the favourites were struggling. Regatta leader Flippo Baldassari (ITA) picked up a yellow flag into the finish to drop to 19th and fifth overall. Meanwhile Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) was making a massive comeback from around 30th at the first mark to 14th at the finish. Giorgio Poggi (ITA) crossed in 11th to drop to fourth overall. Zbogar ends the day in third, seven points off Mitakis.
However the biggest climber of the day was former double European Champion Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO), who placed sixth in the race to move up to second overall, just six points behind Mitakis.
Going into the medal race tomorrow, any of these five has a shot at the title. However only one of them is really experienced in medal races – Kljakovic Gaspic – so despite the points difference, he has to be a clear favourite. But he needs to be careful as he only has a five point margin on fifth place. It's going to be one of those races where the finishing order will almost define the overall positions. It's going to be fascinating.
The Junior is also heading for a thrilling finish. A mistake from leader Michal Jodlowski (POL) allowed second placed Dimitar Vangelov (BUL) to narrow the gap, but these two are assured gold and silver. The bronze is wide open after a high score from reigned Junior World Champion Arkadiy Kistanov (RUS). Any of next seven Juniors can technically win the bronze.
Jodlowski described his mistake, "I was in front of the Bulgarian and I was going in a nice shift on the second upwind and I could probably finish in the top 10, but I decided to keep covering him instead and I dropped about 30 places. I finished ahead of him because he got a yellow flag on the downwind, but I finished worse than my discard so he has narrowed the gap to 16 points. But I think today's race showed I can contain him no problem. So tomorrow I will just stick with him to make sure of it."
At 21, this is Jodlowski's first and last chance at the title. "It is my first full year in Finn. I had a two year break from competitive sailing, but I did a couple of Polish Finn nationals and as it was my last year as a Junior decided to give this a go. I am enjoying it but I am very light at 83 kg, so we will see. I have been very lucky with the wind here this week."
On his race win Kaynar, "On the first upwind, the starboard side was the longer tack and we took the breeze from the left side. I managed to get to the first mark in the top 10. Then I took the right side downwind and moved up to eighth at the gate. Then at the beginning on the second upwind I took the breeze again from the left and I moved to second, and then got to first at the top mark."
Kaynar has been sailing Finns for just three years after switching from the Laser, where he was National Champion. "We have had very tricky conditions this week. But in this regatta Akif [Muslubas] and myself are really fighting hard and we are both doing well. This regatta forms 15 per cent of our Olympic trials, so it is important for us. It is a long trials from Perth to Sail for Gold. I am in front at the moment but there is a long way to go. And then of course we have to qualify the country in Falmouth."
Mitakis has been in the Finn three years and has already qualified Greece for the Olympics. He was the Junior European Champion in both 2009 and 2010. He said, "I am really happy to be leading at this point. And the weather conditions were really difficult again so it's very good for me. I lost a couple of boats after choosing to go to the right side of the course on the second upwind but I didn't expect to be leading, so am very happy. Tomorrow we'll just have to see what will happen."
Wind permitting, the medal race will be sailed Saturday at 12.00 followed by the final race for the rest. Follow the racing on the live blog at http://www.finneuropeans.org/ec2012/index.php/news-blog to see what happens, as it happens.
Full results at: http://www.finneuropeans.org/ec2012/index2.php?Itemid=6
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Since 2014 visiting lecturer in Urban History, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"
2013 PhD in History, Technical University Berlin; dissertation: "Sofia: The Socialist City in Its Monumental Vision and Practice"
2011–2012 Tsvetan Stoyanov Fellowship, Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, Vienna
2010 Paul Celan Fellowship for Translators, Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, Vienna
2005–2007 doctoral fellow at the Center for Metropolitan Studies, Berlin
2006 visiting fellowship, Berliner Kolleg für vergleichende Geschichte Europas, Free University, Berlin
2005–2006 scientific collaborator at the research project "Eliten Wandel" at Geisteswissenschaftlichen Zentrum Geschichte und Kultur Ostmitteleuropas, Leipzig
Since 2004 member of the Editorial Board of Critique & Humanism journal
2004 MA in Central European History, Central European University, Budapest
2003 MA in Philosophy, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"
Research concentrations
Urban history; Cold War history; Historical sociology of socialism
Urbanization and urban change in Central and Eastern Europe in the socialist and postsocialist periods; Socialist consumption; Socialist monumental propaganda; Socio-economic policies under socialism; State bureaucracy and institutional dynamics under socialism
Functions within the Center
Fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study Konstanz (April 2014–March 2015)
Research project "On the People's Bureaucracy: Inter-institutional Rivalry and Conflicts under Socialism"
Selected publications
Stanoeva, E. and M. Grekova (eds.), The City as a Stake in Local and Global Politics, issue 42, 1–2/2013 of Critique & Humanism (in Bulgarian).
Stanoeva, E., "Building the Socialist City: Egalitarianism versus Monumentalism?", Critique & Humanism 42, 1-2/2013, рр. 55–94 (in Bulgarian).
Stanoeva, E., "Interpretations of the Ottoman Urban Legacy in the National Capital Building of Sofia (1878–1940)," in Eyal Ginio and Karl Kaser (eds.), Ottoman Legacies in the Balkans and the Middle East, pp. 209–230. Jerusalem: European Forum at the Hebrew University Conference and Lecture Series, 2013.
Stanoeva, E., "Interview with Saskia Sassen: The Global City: A Structural Hole in the Tissue of Sovereign National Territory," Critique & Humanism 40, special issue/2012, pp. 115–132.
Stanoeva, E. and D. Vatsov (eds.), Quality of Higher Education in National and Global Contexts, issue 36, 1/2011 of Critique & Humanism (in Bulgarian).
Stanoeva, E., "The Dead Body of the Leader as an Organizing Principle of Socialist Public Space: The Mausoleum of Georgi Dimitrov in Sofia," in Maren Behrensen, Lois Lee and Ahmet S. Tekelioglu (eds.), Modernities Revisited. Vienna: IWM Junior Visiting Fellows' Conference, vol. 29, 2011.
Stanoeva, E., "Sofia," in Emily G. Makas and Tanya D. Conley (eds.), Capital Cities in the Aftermath of Empires: Planning Central and Southeastern Europe, pp. 91–107. London: Routledge, 2010.
Stanoeva, E., "The Central City Square as a Legitimation Resource: The Main Square of Socialist Sofia", Critique & Humanism 35, special issue/2010, pp. 285–320.
Stanoeva, E., "Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Urban Mass Transportation: The Introduction of Trams in Sofia (1901-1916)," in Aneta Svetieva and Ana Ashtalkovska (eds.), Social and Spiritual Aspects of Material Culture, pp. 498–511. Skopje: Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, 2009.
Stanoeva, E., "Football and the City: An Extraordinary Month in the Life of Berlin", Sociological Problems 3-4/2006, pp. 114–130 (in Bulgarian).


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Henrik Stenson capped a stunning season by being named the 2013 Race to Dubai European Tour golfer of the year on Tuesday.
Stenson, 37, is the first player from Sweden to win the coveted award after creating history by winning the FedEx Cup and Race to Dubai in the same year, sealing the latter with a commanding victory in the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
''It's a big honour to be voted the European Tour Golfer of the Year,'' Stenson said. ''It just reflects the stellar year I have had.
"You can call it a dream season, year of my life, whatever you want. It has been an unbelievable year and I am delighted to win this award, especially as I am the first Swede to do so.
''You look at the past winners of this award and most of the greats of European golf are on there, which just adds to the prestige of winning it. To win the FedExCup and the American Tour Championship in some style and then follow that by taking The Race to Dubai was very special.
''Winning the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, where I had made my home for 10 years, in the style I won it, in front of so many family and friends, was something I will never forget.
''I'm not sure how I top it to be honest. I am not sure many people will get the chance to do what I did this year but I just need to keep working hard and pushing forward.
''The majors are the biggest goal for me now and if I can continue to play at the level I have been then I feel I can have a pretty good shot at them.''
Stenson won his maiden European Tour title in 2001 but then went through the first of two career slumps, the second coming in 2011 and leaving him 230th in the world rankings at the start of 2012.
He also lost a reported seven-figure sum in disgraced financier Allen Stanford's Ponzi scheme in 2009, just months after the biggest victory of his career to date in the Players Championship at Sawgrass.
Add in some serious health problems - one caused by a parasite picked up on holiday - and Stenson's form in 2013 is all the more remarkable, with a share of third place in the Scottish Open followed by runners-up finishes in the Open Championship and WGC Bridgestone Invitational and third place in the US PGA Championship in a five-week spell.
He then won the second FedEx Cup play-off event, the Deutsche Bank Championship, to move top of the standings, and although Tiger Woods regained top spot after the BMW Championship in Chicago, Stenson won the Tour Championship in Atlanta to seal the overall title and USD 10million bonus.
Despite suffering from a wrist injury, Stenson played in all four tournaments in the European Tour's inaugural Final Series, culminating in a six-shot win in Dubai with a tournament record of 25 under par.
European Tour chief executive George O'Grady said: ''There is absolutely no doubt that Henrik Stenson is a fully deserving winner of the Race to Dubai European Tour golfer of the year award.
''Henrik's unprecedented success was the result of the most tremendous consistency and hard work, and to finish it all off in such style at the DP World Tour Championship to secure the Race to Dubai was quite remarkable.''


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There are a few different cast members, but the dialogue of the fiscal cliff drama is the same as it was yesterday. And the day before that. And the day before that.
Progress on the negotiations remains deadlocked, with a plunge over the cliff looking more and more likely as the remaining hours wane before the looming tax increases and spending cuts are set to take effect at the beginning of next year.
Recommended: Reid: Fiscal cliff failure looks likely due to Boehner's House 'dictatorship'
With House members away from the Capitol until Sunday, Senate leaders Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell spent the lawmakers' first day back after the Christmas holiday mostly rehashing the same rhetorical salvos launched by their House counterparts before the break.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid condemns House Speaker John Boehner for not calling representatives back to Washington as the fiscal cliff deadline looms.
"I have to be honest — I don't know, time-wise, how it can happen now," Democratic leader Reid lamented on the Senate floor earlier today, lashing House Speaker John Boehner for ruling the House by "dictatorship" by failing to bring compromise measures backed by Democrats to come up for a vote.
McConnell, the chief negotiator for Republicans in the Senate, also held firm Thursday, slamming Democrats for failing to push measures that could garner sufficient support from Republicans.
"Republicans aren't about to write a blank check for anything Senate Democrats put forward just because we find ourselves at the edge of the cliff," McConnell warned. "It's not fair to the American people."
A cosmetic bright spot in today's gloomy prognostications came with the announcement that Boehner has summoned House members back for votes on Sunday evening, instructing that they may be needed for votes through Jan. 2 to deal with the impending crisis.
Related: Boehner calls House back to Washington on Sunday
But without a possible deal to vote on, their mere presence may be mostly for theatrical purposes, as both sides seek to divert voters' ire away from their party if they are hit with the fiscal cliff's automatic tax increases.
Boehner, for his part, insisted to fellow House Republicans that the Senate must act first after his caucus failed to pass a 'Plan B' measure that would have hiked tax rates for earners making over $1 million annually.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Speaker John Boehner, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid during a ceremony for the late Sen. Daniel Inouye in Washington on Thursday, Dec. 20.
"We've done our job, it's up to the Senate to act," Boehner told Republican House members on a conference call today, according to a participant. "We'll see if they do anything."
With prospects for a last-minute deal looking bleak, attention has turned to what impact a tumble over the fiscal cliff would have.
With five days until the Bush-era tax cuts expire, House Speaker John Boehner has essentially removed the House from final negotiations, telling the Senate it's up to them to come up with a deal that his chamber will pass.
While some financial pains would be felt right away -- and the markets would likely react sharply -- many of the longer-term tax rate changes and spending cuts triggered by the cliff would be reversible if a deal is reached early next year.
Recommended: What happens if we go over the cliff?
But that may well end up being the job of the 113th Congress, which convenes for the first day on Jan. 3.


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Although NBC's web site promises that "one act will walk away with a million dollar prize" on America's Got Talent, the prize is actually worth less than half a million in today's dollars.
The fine print dictates how the money will be distributed.
During the end credits, the following disclaimer flashes on the screen for a couple of seconds:
The prize, which totals $1,000,000, is payable in a financial annuity over forty years, or the contestant may choose to receive the present cash value of such annuity.
In other words, the prize is like many lotteries: take a smaller amount of cash now, which over time will earn enough interest to make it worth the big amount, or wait for the full amount to trickle in over time as inflation makes each payment less and less valuable.
Doing the math on America's Got Talent's prize
reality blurred's math consultant Jeff Hamrick, a principal at Bulwark Capital Management, explained that if we assume the annuity pays a fixed 5 percent interest rate, that would make the one-time payment worth $450,426.
That, of course, would be subject to income taxes, so maybe the prize is worth $375,000, about a third of the advertised $1 million.
Otherwise, $1 million over 40 years would yield $25,000 per year, assuming that whoever's paying it out is still around after 40 years.
The season's eventual winner, Terry Fator, for example, is 42; if he decided to take the payments, he'd be 82 when his last check of $25,000 arrived, which in 2047 will probably be enough to fill up a gas tank.
There is an upside to the other option: Taking the lump sum and investing it wisely could make far more than $1 million over 40 years.
Advertising a big prize and screwing the recipient in the fine print isn't exactly new.
FOX's Hell's Kitchen has failed to award the announced prize during its first two seasons, while NBC's For Love or Money offered a $1 million prize over 40 years, or a one-time payment of $800,000.
And The Amazing Race once offered free gas for life, which turned out to be limited to $1,200 a year for 50 years.


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Jeff Garlin's talent encompasses writing producing directing acting and performing stand-up comedy. Garlin co-stars in the ABC hit comedy THE GOLDBERGS which is currently in its sixth season. He is also known as Executive Producer and co-star of the critically acclaimed HBO comedy CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM.
Garlin adapted his solo stage show I WANT SOMEONE TO EAT CHEESE WITH into an independent film that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival to critical acclaim and went on to be successful release for IFC in 2007. His second feature as writer director and star DEALIN' WITH IDIOTS was released by IFC in July 2013. Garlin is executive producer on the 2014 documentary FINDING VIVIAN MAIER about a mysterious nanny who gained a posthumous reputation as one the most accomplished street photographers.
Garlin has extensive voice-over acting credits including Disney Pixar's WALL-E (The Captain) CARS 2 (Otis) and TOY STORY 3 (Buttercup the Unicorn).
In 2012 Garlin authored the nonfiction book Curbing It (Simon & Schuster) in which Garlin shares his eye-opening journey to reduce his waistline and his carbon footprint during the production of the seventh season of HBO's CURB YOUR ENTUSIASM.
Garlin hosts a live show at the Largo theatre in Los Angeles called "By the Way – In Conversation With" that has become a popular podcast. Guests have included Larry David Conan O'Brien Zach Galifianakis Will Ferrell J.J. Abrams Vince Gilligan Lena Dunham Michael Moore Amy Poehler Jeff Tweedy and Judd Apatow among others.
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